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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 28.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Neurol. 2020 May 1;19(5):413–421. doi: 10.1016/S1474-4422(20)30079-X

Table 3.

Comparison of the outcomes reported in the non-stenting medical treatment only arms of the SAMMPRIS and VISSIT trials with comparable outcomes in OXVASC cohort categorised by 50-99% and 70-99% symptomatic intracranial stenosis (ICS).

SAMMPRIS 2-year outcomes* VISSIT 1-year outcomes

Any stroke/ death <30d and same territory IS >30d Any stroke or death Any stroke Same territory IS or hard TIA (>2d) Same territory IS Any territory hard TIA (>2d)

Events Risk (95% CI) Events Cum. risk (95% CI) Events Cum. risk (95% CI) Events Cum. risk (95% CI) Events Cum. risk (95% CI) Events Cum. risk (95% CI)
SAMMPRIS (n= 227) 34 14.1 % (10.1-19.4) 51 19.8% (15.1-25.6) 13 17.2% (12.9-22.9) -
VISSIT (n= 53) - 8 15.1% (6.7-27.6) 5 9.4% (3.1-20.7) 3 5.7% (1.2-15.7)
OXVASC (1) (n= 94) 8 9.0% (2.9-15.1) 21 23.4% (14.6-32.2) 9 10.8% (3.9-17.7) 11 12.0% (5.3-18.7) 5 5.5% (0.8-10.2) 7 7.6% (2.1-13.1)
OXVASC (2) (n= 74) 6 8.2% (1.9-14.5) 16 22.6% (12.8-32.4) 6 8.9% (2.0-15.8) 8 11.1% (3.9-18.4) 4 5.6% (0.3-11.1) 5 6.9% (1.0-12.8)
OXVASC (3) (n= 36) 2 5.6% (0.0-13.0) 8 22.7% (8.8-36.6) 3 9.2% (0.0-19.2) 5 13.9% (2.5-25.3) 2 5.6% (0.0-13.0) 3 8.3% (0.0-17.3)

(1) All OXVASC 50-99% symptomatic ICS

(2) OXVASC 50-99% symptomatic ICS excluding atrial fibrillation

(3) OXVASC 70-99% symptomatic ICS fulfilling trial criteria

*

Any stroke= ischaemic stroke (IS), intracerebral haemorrhage or subarachnoid haemorrhage